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Isango Gate

2 May 2019 By Alan

Algoa Bay Marine believe that by promoting nearby tourism products we will contribute to making the local tourism industry stronger. Gqeberha in Nelson Mandela Bay has incredible experiences and the friendliest people who welcome our local, national and international tourists to our incredible city.

Today we feature: Isango Gate

Isango Gate
Isango Gate

A warm welcome awaited us as we swept into the Isango Gate Boutique Hotel entrance off of Bournemouth Street in Summerstrand.

Isango Gate is one of the original Boutique Hotels in the area and continues to be well patronised by the who’s who for accommodation, functions, spa treatments and meals.

Isango Gate was built in the early 1900’s, the residence has since been transformed into a sophisticated, elegantly styled boutique hotel. Isango Gate is a serene yet modern setting of African Zen gardens, open deck area, earth tones, modern lines and style and has a calming (AB) marine touch. This great escape is situated in the premier quiet suburb of Summerstrand in Gqeberha and on the doorstep of our pristine blue flag beaches.

Each of the ten tastefully designed suites at Isango Gate are equipped with modern technology, internet connection, fine linen, luxurious amenities and provide a private oasis of serenity. All efforts are dedicated to providing luxurious comfort, modern facilities and intuitive technology combined with exceptional, personalised service.

Eight suites have private balconies and views of the sea. All rooms have a peaceful and harmonious touch with contemporary finishes.

Contact Isango Gate:

Web Site: http://isangogate.co.za
Address: 23 Bournemouth Street, Summerstrand, Gqeberha, Nelson Mandela Bay
Phone Number: 041 811 2225
Email: functions@isangogate.co.za

Isango Gate promotes Algoa Bay Marine with promotion and brochures for their guests – for this partnership we are grateful and have no hesitation in recommending their services.

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